oceanography

Recounts the Genesis flood, covers four branches of oceanography.

Examines a number of technological advances that have been made in underwater exploration, such as better submarines that can reach deeper parts of the ocean, and the Exosuit diving suit which will allow people to individually go a thousand feet deep.

Provides an introduction to the Southern Ocean, also known as the Antarctic Ocean, exploring its many seas and how it is different from the other oceans, along with the people and animals that thrive there.

Provides an introduction to the Indian Ocean, exploring its many islands and the Suez Canal, along with the people and animals that thrive there.

Provides an introduction to the Arctic Ocean, describing its relatively shallow continental shelf and its underwater mountains, along with the people and animals that survive in the freezing cold conditions.

Provides an introduction to the Pacific Ocean, exploring the Ring of Fire, the different types of islands and the ocean floor, along with the people and animals that thrive there.

Discusses the oceanic ecosystem and its different regions, from the deepest parts to its coral reefs, examining the many species of animals and plants that live in it.

A guide to various types of aquatic and marine life and habitats, from ancient oceans to modern discoveries, examining coasts, marshes, and deltas; coral reefs; migration; ecology; human exploration; renewable energy from wind and wave power; offshore fossil fuel reserves; and other related topics, with illustrations and a glossary.